Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? by Paul Gauguin, 1897
Apparently he meant this one as a summing-up and expected to be done after it — he was ill and broke, and by his own account he tried to end his life not long after finishing. The story goes you're meant to read it right to left, from the baby at one end to the old woman at the other, though sources disagree on how literally he meant that.
Erisava: All of it's the same blue-green, even the skin. Does that read calm or grim?
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